useful informations

HOW TO GET HERE

BY ROAD

Website : www.vinci-autoroutes.com

From Paris - 205 km - 2h10 (A11)
From Nantes - 205 km - 1h55 (A11)
From Rennes - 160 km - 2h00 (A81)
From Caen - 165 km - 1h50 (A88 et A28)
From Tours - 100 km - 1h00 (A28)
From Alençon - 60 km - 0h50 (A28)

BY TRAIN

There are several high-speed rail connections between Le Mans and Paris as well as to/from other major cities:

From Paris Montparnasse - 54 min
From l’Aéroport Roissy-Charles de Gaulle - 1 h 40
From l’Aéroport d’Orly – 1 h 30
From Rennes - 1 h 15
From Nantes - 1 h 15
From Lille - 2 h 30
From Lyon - 3 h 00
From Marseille - 4 h 45
From Grenoble - 4 h 15
From Bruxelles - 3 h 30
From Londres - 4 h 30

Le Mans railway station: Place du 8 mai 1945, 72000 Le Mans

Tram line T1 runs from the station to the circuit (Antarès-MMArena stop - less than 20 minutes)

Information:

Website: www.sncf-connect.com

The Pays de la Loire region has set up, in association with the SNCF, a €5 one-way ticket for the 24H Motos.

The ticket is valid on the entire regional transport network (trains and regional buses) departing from all stations in the Pays de la Loire region and heading to the station closest to the event.

Information and Sales:

Pays de la Loire SNCF stations and outlets upon presentation of an entry ticket to the event.

Website: www.ter.sncf.com/pays-de-la-loire (purchase your ticket and print it at home)

Smartphone app: TER Mobile

You must be in possession of your entry ticket during on-board checks.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Tramway :

Line T1, direction Antarès. From 05:30 to 01:00 all year, with extra trams during the 24H. 20 minutes from the station and 24 minutes from République (city centre).
East gate (Green Garage): get off at the Antarès-MMArena stop then walk 150 m

Bus connections: (plus a 15-minute walk to the circuit).